01720cam a2200337Ia 45000010006000000050017000060080041000230350023000640400075000870200015001620200018001770200023001950200026002180350020002440430012002640500025002760820016003011000031003172450064003482600038004123000027004504400022004775050659004996500037011586510046011956510052012416530022012936530019013156500026013346510022013607395920230410115845.0990217s1997    nyu           000 0 eng d  a(OCoLC)ocm40808168  aNRKcNRKdZHMdUKMdOCLCQdBAKERdBTCTAdYDXCPdNLGGCdOCLCGdK6UdTEX  a0140277722  a9780140277722  a0393040127 (cased)  a9780393040128 (cased)  a(OCoLC)40808168  aee-----14aHN 380.7bD763c 199700a947.00090491 aDrakulic, Slavenka,d1949-10aCafé Europa :blife after communism /cSlavenka Drakulic.  aNew York :bPenguin Books,c1997.  aviii, 213 p. ;c21 cm. 0aPolitics / Essays0 aCafé Europa --- Invisible Walls Between Us.--- Why  I never visited Moscow--- In Zoe's bathroom-- T o have and to have not--- A smile in Sofía--- The pilbox effect --- Money, and how to get it --- The trouble with sales--- My frustration with Germany--- The importance of wearing a uniform--- A premeditated murder--- A king for the Balkans--- Buying a vacuum cleaner--- A nostalgic party at the Graveyard--- On bad teeth--- A croat Among Jews--- My fatheer's guilt--- People from the three borders--- He sleeeps like a baby--- Who's Afraid of Tito's wife?--- An unforgettable meeting--- Still struck in the Mud--- Bosnia, or what Europe means to Us. 0aPost-communismzEurope, Eastern. 0aEurope, EasternxSocial conditionsy1989- 0aEurope, EasternxPolitics and governmenty1989-1 aSocial conditions1 aEastern Europe17aDagelijks leven.2gtt 7aOost-Europa.2gtt